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Pork Loin

haven't posted a cook in a while. Nothing fancy. Had to cook burgers for some family yesterday and since egg was hot figured I'd cook part of a pork loin I had in frig. Indirect at 300 til it hit 140. Glazed with jalapeno peach jelly with a few other things thrown in til it tasted right. Came out pretty good. 

Oh yeah, a little boudin for good luck. 


Little Rock, AR

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  • Posts: 2,348
    That's some lovely moist looking food, can almost taste it from here.
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  • Posts: 11,379
    That pork loin looks incredible!
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  • Posts: 19,636
    Gorgeous. 
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  • That pork loin was pretty good. By the time it was ready I was dranked and it was late and we just nibbled a little bit at it then put it in the frig. I have a pork belly in frig I gotta cook. Probably gonna throw it on the egg here shortly. 

    Little Rock, AR

  • Posts: 3,901
    Nice! I really like leftover loin in my lunch salads!
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  • Posts: 309
    Please post cook and method of the Belly.  Great looking loin and boudin!
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  • Posts: 713
    edited April 2017
    Just picked up a whole pork loin at Costco. 1.99 a LB and 2.50 off a package. No I know what I am doing with it tomorrow night
  • Hntnhrd said:
    Just picked up a whole pork loin at Costco. 1.99 a LB and 2.50 off a package. No I know what I am doing with it tomorrow night
    I usually cut them in half and slice half as thick chops and then smoke the other half. 

    Little Rock, AR

  • Posts: 6,354
    Great looking brother. The jam sounds wonderful. Did you make it?
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  • Great looking brother. The jam sounds wonderful. Did you make it?
    Yeah I made it year before last when we had a lot of peaches. I just kinda made up a recipe. Came out a little thin so its more like a sauce. Didnt quite set up like it should but I use it for pork and chicken. Pretty good stuff. 

    Little Rock, AR

  • Posts: 6,262

    I shamelessly attempted to copy you @Biggreenpharmacist  .

    Peach mango jalapeno candied glaze.  Juicy, great glaze.  Thanks for the prompt.  Pork loin has never been one of my fav cuts.  This cook may have changed that.





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  • Nice job. No shame in copying me. Mines a riff on APL's cilantro garlic pork loin. So I copied it myself. 


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  • Posts: 6,629
    Wow!!!!
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  • Posts: 6,481
    That pork loin looks delicious. 
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  • Posts: 26,195
    That rocks! A pork loin roast is one of our most favorite meals. Since there are just 2 of us I buy a 5 - 7 pounder when on sale. I then divide it into 1 to 1.25# pieces, seal in Food Saver bags and freeze. 
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  • RRP said:
    That rocks! A pork loin roast is one of our most favorite meals. Since there are just 2 of us I buy a 5 - 7 pounder when on sale. I then divide it into 1 to 1.25# pieces, seal in Food Saver bags and freeze. 
    Yeah we eat them a lot. They seem to go on sale every other week. Pretty versatile, too. 

    Little Rock, AR

  • Posts: 26,195
    Yeah we eat them a lot. They seem to go on sale every other week. Pretty versatile, too. 
    Here's an option that I do time to time...I rub them just the same as a rack of spares. Then I sauce them when about done and slice them before serving. They then taste like ribs without the bones! 
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  • RRP said:
    Here's an option that I do time to time...I rub them just the same as a rack of spares. Then I sauce them when about done and slice them before serving. They then taste like ribs without the bones! 
    Hmmmm. Sounds good. Will give that a go. I sometimes slice thick chops and marinate in dale's marinade for few hours. They get dark colored and taste like a steak. 

    Little Rock, AR

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  • Amazing and great photos! Loin going on today! 
  • Cooking a Pork Loin this weekend.  I too will shamelessly attempt to copy...looks delicious!
  • Posts: 1,157
    Looks fantastic. Thank-you for sharing your technique. I've never had good results with pork loin so I will join the shameless crowd and use your recipe.
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  • Posts: 414
    edited September 2017
    Looks great - makes me think of sandwiches from the leftovers, like cubanos.
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  • Posts: 1,047
    Doing some pork loin research and came across your post from 2017.  Very nice!  Btw, boudin on the grill is killer in a big way.  I get it.  :)
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